Psychological Non Epileptic Seizures
Frozen in time: trauma and psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES)|
Jun 16th, 2019
This poem was shared by someone who has lived with PNES. Her first seizure occurred with no warning while she was at work. After an initial diagnosis of epilepsy, rounds of medicine, and realizing that medication was not stopping the seizures, she was diagnosed with PNES. A traumatic event that...
A book on psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES) in the 19th Century
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“‘dis-sociated’ – The first ever feature documentary on PNES
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Psychological non epileptic seizures (also known as PNES) are behavioral events that look a lot like epileptic seizures (ES), but are in fact produced by emotional stress rather than electrical disruptions in the brain.
